Many people claim that it is more joyful when they join a live stage in person that watch it on TV. My own view on this matter is that I fully disapprove of this viewpoint as I believe watching everything on TV provides us so much enjoyment.
On the one hand, it is undeniable that being in a live performance helps us to easily feel the atmosphere, interact with singers, players or celebrities and even know several backstage stories while we are at a break. Thus, that is why some individuals insist on the delights of a live event which they cannot experience if they watch TV. Nonetheless, I consider it to be a shortsighted view, since a live show can be unpleasant. Because there is always so much noise, we perhaps hardly hear anything. To illustrate this, last month, I took part in a concert of Son Tung MTP which is a famous singer in Vietnam. The concert would have been so relaxing and cost-effective had it not been for the crazy fans screaming out loud too much from the beginning to the end that what all I listened to was just cacophony, not his melodic voice.
On the other hand, enjoying a stage through TV brings us lots of satisfaction. Firstly, we are going to have many pleasant feelings when we watch a recorded show with our family, relatives and friends. We can comfortably chat together about an athlete or a musician and share our thoughts with them. Secondly, should we watch alone, we do not have to worried about the other audience interrupting our moods by chewing, eating and talking loudly. Thirdly, as the TV screen always shows us a close situation, we can clearly see what is happening and sometimes feel like we are so close to them. For instance, the camera usually focuses on a singer’s face when he performs. Thereby, enjoying his real handsomeness becomes more accessible because we simply just need to sit in front of the TV.
Briefly, however delightful observing a live show in real time is, I still wholly support the view that watching a broadcasted version is more fascinating.
Many
people
claim that it is more joyful when they
join
a
live
stage in person that
watch
it on TV. My
own
view on this matter is that I
fully
disapprove of this viewpoint as I believe watching everything on TV provides us
so
much enjoyment.
On the one hand, it is undeniable that being in a
live
performance
helps
us to
easily
feel the atmosphere, interact with singers, players or celebrities and even know several backstage stories while we are at a break.
Thus
,
that is
why
some
individuals insist on the delights of a
live
event
which they cannot experience if they
watch
TV. Nonetheless, I consider it to be a shortsighted view, since a
live
show
can be unpleasant.
Because
there is always
so
much noise, we perhaps hardly hear anything. To illustrate this, last month, I
took part
in a concert of Son
Tung
MTP which is a
famous
singer in Vietnam. The concert would have been
so
relaxing and cost-effective had it not been for the crazy fans screaming out loud too much from the beginning to the
end
that what all I listened to was
just
cacophony, not his melodic voice.
On the other hand
, enjoying a stage through TV brings us lots of satisfaction.
Firstly
, we are going to have
many
pleasant feelings when we
watch
a recorded
show
with our family, relatives and friends. We can
comfortably
chat together about an athlete or a musician and share our thoughts with them.
Secondly
, should we
watch
alone, we do not
have to
worried about the other audience interrupting our moods by chewing, eating and talking
loudly
.
Thirdly
, as the TV screen always
shows
us a close situation, we can
clearly
see
what is happening and
sometimes
feel like we are
so
close to them.
For instance
, the camera
usually
focuses on a singer’s face when he performs. Thereby, enjoying his real handsomeness becomes more accessible
because
we
simply
just
need to sit in front of the TV.
Briefly
,
however
delightful observing a
live
show
in real time is, I
still
wholly support the view that watching a broadcasted version is more fascinating.